Posts by Jirohbomb

84 Forum Posts by "Jirohbomb"

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted January 6th, 2010 in Audio

Sorry for not posting on this for a while, holidays and whatnot. So far this list shows what everybody wants. Enjoy

Wants

DAW that has a sequencer like fruity loops, but much better recording capabilities - Wujcik
Support for real instruments. - Wujcik
Better sample use. - Wujcik

neural interface - nathanallenpinard

Accurate space display. - Mystery-Moon-Pie-Aud

DAW that can run really fast even though there's alot of CPU usage. - Pure-Metal-UTA
DAW that won't crash as a result of too much CPU usage. - Pure-Metal-UTA

Surround sound editing function - Darren-M
User friendly synth builders - Darren-M

Multi-visual production interface. - djInTheDark

Extensive automation. - loansindi
An excellent sampler is necessary. - loansindi
Top-notch VST support. - loansindi
Nyquist support would be nice as well. - loansindi
Scripting support. - loansindi

DAW in which when putting in lots of VSTs and VSTis, it doesn't eat a bunch of CPU memory. - Pure-Metal-UTA
DAW that can channel very easily and very fast. - Pure-Metal-UTA

function that allows me to sidechain freely to a set frequency range. - la-yinn

DAW integrated with the Music Genome Project - moose3642

Response to: Ng Hip Hop Competition Posted December 25th, 2009 in Audio

At 12/25/09 03:03 PM, tingtonger wrote: I like the idea of Boy vs Girl battles and people from different regions of the world, but I don't know if there are enough woman or foreigner producers and MC's. Can I get a "woot woot" from any females or hip hop artists from outside of USA/Canada?

I'd say there are at least two females that are m.c's on this site, and I doubt they view the forums... so unless if we can find any females that can rap, it ain't gonna fly.

Response to: Ng Hip Hop Competition Posted December 24th, 2009 in Audio

I am down to join! I may be (semi) unknown on this site, but I 'll be down to do this!

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 19th, 2009 in Audio

At 12/18/09 10:36 PM, JackRocker wrote: so, you'll be able to program that into this DAW right? i'd defintely buy that one. just make the instructions so simple a hamster could understand it, otherwise i'm going to spend 3 hours staring at it, completely dumbfounded, then i'm going to say the program sucks like i do with anything i don't understand, then never use it again.

I'll think about it... don't want hating over "an impractical idea" do we. Now time to move to my rocket on DAW idea.

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 18th, 2009 in Audio

At 12/18/09 09:45 PM, InGenius wrote:
At 12/18/09 08:34 PM, JackRocker wrote: i'd like for my DAW to be able to microwave popcorn, because i get hungry while trying to produce sometimes. you can imagine how annoying that is.
MIDI can be used to control alot of electronics, so, technically, if you have the ability to wire an Arduino and program some MIDI, you could get your DAW to microwave popcorn.

Now that is freaking awesome, who knew. InGenius is the man when it comes to knowing stuff. Thanks for gracing this topic with your presence.

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 18th, 2009 in Audio

At 12/18/09 08:34 PM, JackRocker wrote: i'd like for my DAW to be able to microwave popcorn, because i get hungry while trying to produce sometimes. you can imagine how annoying that is.

yeah it does get annoying...

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 18th, 2009 in Audio

At 12/17/09 10:09 PM, Pure-Metal-UTA wrote: Remember to post a link to the download site once you have it done!

Well currently I'm in the data gathering phase, so all ideas are welcome.

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 17th, 2009 in Audio

Sorry for the double post, but this DAW isn't only for hip hop music, but for every genre like a DAW should be, I just happen to like hip hop.

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 17th, 2009 in Audio

At 12/17/09 01:30 AM, Pure-Metal-UTA wrote: Online collaberation over this would be sweet as hell, and would make things so much easier when it comes to collaberating.
With the online collaberation, give the ability to share VSTs and VSTis while connected. And perhaps give it a band-like feel, like, have some sort of leader that can select who's to record, they can either pick one person, or pick everyone to record at the same time.
If I come up with any more ideas, I'll post them
THAT would be awesome.

Holy crap, either my idea got leaked or great minds think alike.
look at the date of this
Monday, December 14, 2009
graytherapper (7:32:26 PM): what if you could open up your daw, and on your right side of your window you'll see something like AIM and see who's online. You see that (insert producer here) is online and you invite him to a collab. He accepts and you decide if you want to do synths or the drums. And on your screen as he/she works on their part, it shows what they are doing. Once you finish and think its really good, you think it needs some lyrics, so you see if (insert rapper here) is on. You invite him to spit on this beat, so he writes lyrics and it appears on your screen, and after he's done with a part of it, he records, and you can hear the recording being played out. Once you all finish, you can export it and release it as your preferred file format.
LyricalVisionary (7:33:44 PM): so pretty much like a direct connect that syncs whatever you have to whatever he has?
graytherapper (7:34:30 PM): yeah, instead of sending the .flp back and forth, and having to have everything he has in the file
LyricalVisionary (7:34:52 PM): Do you think there would be issues with sound files / vsts?
graytherapper (7:37:04 PM): well what I have in mind is that whatever sounds or files should be synced when you ask to collaborate, like a screen will come up and shows the common files you have, and if you want to send anything, it will be sent before you start
LyricalVisionary (7:37:16 PM): Ah
LyricalVisionary (7:37:35 PM): so also in the sense of if anything new is added, the other side would be synced to that
LyricalVisionary (7:37:40 PM): including the sound files itself
graytherapper (7:37:43 PM): yeah
LyricalVisionary (7:37:49 PM): that's actually not a bad idea

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 16th, 2009 in Audio

Not trying to be a bit pissy, but I am actually serious about this trying to take off as I talked to some musicians from the audio portal, and they thought that my idea, and how I described it to them, was really good and they would like to see it take off, so please keep this related to what you would like to see in a DAW. Thank you.

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 16th, 2009 in Audio

At 12/16/09 01:08 AM, Blackhole12 wrote: 5 bucks this is vaporware before it even starts.

Let's hope not, I want this program to fly.

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 16th, 2009 in Audio

Well since people got off topic, and some didn't get the point of what I was asking. I am trying to get a very good idea of what the people want in a DAW for I can continue in a project of creating a DAW that allows real time collaboration, or a for a few that can't do real time, a system that will allow a special type of online collaboration. I want to create the standard of music collaboration, and I need your help to know what the community wants in a DAW. Imagine if this project actually works, you'll all be listed as contributors to this project. I just want to know what you guys want in a DAW, but don't say online collaboration, that was my idea...

Response to: What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 15th, 2009 in Audio

At 12/15/09 01:11 AM, Bjra wrote: live real time collaboration over the internet

The truth is that was my whole idea, but it was alot more polished. Like I had a backbone that was discussed with other artists on the audio portal.

What would you like to see in a DAW Posted December 15th, 2009 in Audio

Well I have an idea for a DAW, but I know that this idea isn't gonna make it fly completely, so I would like to know what YOU would like to see in a DAW. Post up your heart's desire in a DAW, and you'll get a cookie (or pie if I'm out of cookies).

Response to: Represent A Country 3 [Contest] Posted November 13th, 2009 in Audio

Can i do something like start in a genre, and then bust into a completely different genre while keeping the same instruments?

Response to: Garage band audio units? Posted November 6th, 2009 in Audio

At 11/6/09 01:39 PM, Usernamemyarse wrote: well, i got my mac (including garageband) free-off charge via my school, and so i was wondering:

ive been looking for free audio units (instruments) for GB, but i cant seem to find some, does anyone reading this know where i can find it? please help :/

I know where to get loops, but not instruments. If you need loops I'll try to find something.

Response to: Whats up with trailer music Posted November 6th, 2009 in Audio

At 11/6/09 02:10 AM, btriangle wrote:

Music in trailers is already grabbed from other works owned by the picture company. Trailers are usually done long before a composer is even hired. There are some exceptions, depending on the schedule.

Most composer don't get a film to score till like 3 weeks before release. Trailers are often done way early before that.
Whoa what the hell, 3 weeks before release? You're joking right?

Actually, I think he ain't joking, to get an entire symphony to record a single section of a movie costs hundreds even thousands of dollars. So to have them come is just a one time thing, everything is recorded once and that's final. If one person messes up, they will be fired. So in the stupidity and genius of Hollywood, they decide to send out the finished product to the composer for his choir can go to a studio and record upon that. From there it gets sent back to production which allows the editing guys to have the single takes of each song and put it in the movie. Then the last week until the film is just relaxing. I know this because my teacher is a sound engineer and he deals with this stuff.

Response to: Opinions on Studio One. Posted November 5th, 2009 in Audio

I agree with Ingenious that Studio One will probably will have a long shelf life since it's from Presonus, and they will probably improve the features to be better suited for musicians and producers alike.

Response to: Opinions on Studio One. Posted November 5th, 2009 in Audio

At 11/4/09 06:07 AM, jarrydn wrote: I remember, back when I was a kid, we had 16 tracks of midi, a two line LCD display, 10 seconds of sampling time and 6 voice polyphony. And we LOVED it. None of this "multicore", "unlimited tracks", "elastic audio", "virtual instrument" baloney!

And we had to hike 15 kilometres, barefoot in the snow to the closest music store. And we LOVED it!!! None of this fangdangled "internet download", "e-transfer", "crossgrade" mumbo jumbo.

They had that back then? Wow, that must be awesome, cuz I still can't figure out what my FL Studio can do. Seriously, what I've been missing out on. I do have a question though, was that a gold mine in your day?

Response to: Represent A Country 3 [Contest] Posted November 4th, 2009 in Audio

At 11/4/09 09:03 AM, NeonProject wrote:
At 11/4/09 08:31 AM, NeonProject wrote: brandben7, DJ_InTheDark, you are both accepted too!
As well as Jirohbomb.

Yes!!! I thought you forgot about me for a second there.

Response to: Creating New Vsti "tonescythe" Posted November 4th, 2009 in Audio

I would like to beta test, I'll pm you with my email.

Response to: Opinions on Studio One. Posted November 4th, 2009 in Audio

At 11/4/09 12:31 AM, loansindi wrote: I bet they'd rather charge $200 for it.

I bet they would change it, especially since its just starting. Customer support is fabulous there though, I found this out by roaming the forums there.

Response to: Represent A Country 3 [Contest] Posted November 4th, 2009 in Audio

I might do something

Artist: Jirohbomb (call me G-Ray please)
Song: Not sure
Genre: Hip Hop or Latin or both
Country: Mexico

Response to: Opinions on Studio One. Posted November 4th, 2009 in Audio

At 11/4/09 12:08 AM, loansindi wrote: The 'artist' edition ($250) doesn't support 3rd party plugins, if I'm reading the features list correctly. The 'pro' version is ($450)

Wait a minute:

Free jambalaya recipe!
I'm sold.

Yeah I was sold on that line to lol. But in all seriousness, I didn't know that it doesn't allow third party plugins... that sucks. Well its only version 1.0, so they'll probably fix that feature sooner or later.

Opinions on Studio One. Posted November 3rd, 2009 in Audio

So presonus just released a new DAW called Studio One, and I was wondering if people are gonna get it, have it, or are gonna pass. I think it looks pretty clean and workable, but since I'm new to this audio production thing I have to know what you people think.
Here's the site: http://www.presonus.com/products/Softwar eDetail.aspx?SoftwareId=11